Jonathan Forrest has produced a behind-the-scenes video studio tour of his paintings included in his May 2020 exhibition at the gallery.
A walking tour of Jonathan Forrest’s May 2020 exhibition “Keep on Keeping On”
3 Minute Video Tour of our April 2020 middle gallery exhibition. “Our New Shared Language” reflects on our new shared language. Through humour, grace and sensitivity, these artists highlight our current shared human condition.
Our walk-through video for Clark McDougall’s April “Two Solitudes” exhibition. The show highlights two subjects that Clark McDougall returned to often: the rural landscapes of North Yarmouth Township and the energetic city streets for which he was familiar.
“Early Snow: Michael Snow 1947-1962” is the first exhibition to focus exclusively on the Canadian artist’s early formative years. The Art Gallery of Hamilton’s 2020 exhibition included over 40 works and reflected Snow’s broad and diverse creative practice. Guest curated by James King, Professor, Department of English and Cultural Studies at McMaster University, the exhibition featured an ambitious range of media including painting, sculpture, film, video, and works on paper.
Gordon Appelbe Smith (1919 – ), a renowned Canadian Artist and art educator. This video steps you through Gordon’s journey through life. As Gordon will be turning 100 in June of 2019, he still manages to find time to create everyday. He has inspired many students and teachers throughout the years and continues to be an inspiration to the arts education community.
“Rita Letendre: Earth, Wind & Fire” exhibition at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection 2019.
John G. Hatch is associate professor of art history and chair of the Department of Visual Arts at Western University. In this ACI talk, Hatch discusses how Ewen’s oeuvre was an inspiration for many Canadian artists who followed his example, making him a critical figure in the country’s cultural landscape.
Dorothy Knowles, a tour de force in painting prairie landscapes talks simply about what inspires her work: beauty and the juxtaposition of colour and form in this interview with Marie Lanhoo from CARFAC Saskatchewan.
Keiran Brennan Hinton talks about the paintings created at the first James Castle Residency, May 2019.
Gordon Smith: The Black Paintings, on exhibition at the Vancouver Art Gallery, October 21, 2017- February 4, 2018